Sewing projects 2020
Of course, as any creative person, I am working on many different projects and have many more planned. I love to share these with you.
Please click on the pictures for the blogposts.
Finished projects.
Some projects I have finished and are on this blog: please click on the pictures for the blogposts.
December 2020
Santabox
November 2020
Fall texture part 2.
Grandmoms skirts:
Fall cotton
V1669 coat
Corduroy pinafores
Vintage cape
Big knit cardigan
September 2020
Big knit sweater
Men's fall coat.
Fall dress for sister.
Last summer dress, it is my fave.
August 2020
Jumpers for daughter
I've got some fall fabrics I want to sew this year. So I will use these fabrics as a pallet cleanser in between adult sewing. Summer dresses for me
Three summer dresses made in august.
Mom's summer coat.
A summer coat for my mom from chambray and raspberry lining.
Scrappy fall coat DD
I used the scraps from my mom's summer coat and my vintage dress to make a summer/fall coat for my daughter.
July 2020
July clearly was all about the PatternReview.com's Endless combination contest.
Dress
Coat
Jumpsuit
Wrap top
Vintage skirt
Vintage blouse
June 2020
First men's shirtI finished a commission, also by my sister. She saw a beautiful yellow flower
maxi shirt dress (Fabienne Chapot's Mia dress), but is was a bit to
expensive. She found a beautiful fabric herself and I bought the same
fabric in pink.
May 2020
Dresses
I made two dresses from one of my favorite Burda magazines: Burda 05/2018.
On the left dress 117, and on the right dress 118. Please click the pictures for the reviews.
April 2020.
Vintage coat
Bolero
Also: in honor to earth day (22 april) I made a zero-waste bolero.
March 2020
Kid's coat.
Valentina coat of Violet Field Threads.
Recreating Dolce and Gabbana's sunflower dress
Labels
To create some order: I have made some labels which (I think) are pretty self-explanatory.
- Sewing planning will contain the plans, which fabric, why the pattern and such.
- A specific challenge will be labeled as such. An example would be, making a similar copy of a garment seen in stores.
- Sew along will contain all the pictures during sewing and will be updated as the project advances.
- Pattern review will show the finished garments and talk about specifics of the pattern, is it easy to understand and/or make. What did I change in the pattern and why. And any tips or tricks.
- Vintage sewing projects have their own label. These might be 'true' vintage patterns or reissues of them.
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